does our brain produce electrıcal waves that results an energy for us to see or move?

Answer 1

Electrical activity in the brain is the result of neutrons communicating with other neurons that are connected to via synapses. That's how the brain processes information and that's the only function of the activity in humans. It doesn't effect anything but the neurons themselves. It can only be detected with sensitive instruments.

In other animals like the electric eel, this ability to generate current has evolved into an effective defense mechanism, however.

Answer 2

Yes our brains do produce electrical waves than we can see. For example EEG (Electroencephalography). However moving things like in telekinesis still remains to be proven.

Answer 3

move